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Korcula - Moreska

Korcula - Moreska

Traditional dance from Korcula

Korcula

Korcula

Korcula

Korcula

Ston

Ston

Ston

Ston

Ston salt

Ston salt

Ston

Ston

Ston

Ston

Peljesac

Peljesac

Peljesac

Peljesac

Peljesac

Peljesac

Peljesac

Peljesac

Ston

Ston

Peljesac

Peljesac

Korcula

Korcula

Korcula

Korcula

Korcula

Korcula

Korcula

Korcula

Korcula view

Korcula view

Korcula

Korcula

Korcula excursion

DURATION: Up to 8 hours

 

Private tours:  260 Euro for up to 3 persons

                            340 Euro for up to 7 persons

                            580 Euro for up to 19 persons

 

HIGHLIGHTS:

- Vine growing fields

- Ston old town and the second longest city wall

- Old town part of Korcula

 

INCLUDING:

- Pick up from hotel / apartment

- English speaking driver / guide

- Local guide in Korcula

- Vine tasting on Peljesac

- Comfortable, air conditioned vehicle

- Insurances, road tolls, vat and taxes

Korcula is well known as the birthplace of Marco Polo and one of Croatian’s many treasures. It is an exquisite town which would be a crime not to visit,

especially if You are staying in or nearby Dubrovnik.

 

You will drive up the coast from Dubrovnik, following a route that meanders through vineyards and valleys of the Peljesac Peninsula (which is only joined to the mainland by a thin silver of land) and finishes at the coastal town of Orebic.

 

The first town on Peljesac that we pass is called Ston. By its economic and strategic significance, Ston was the second most important town, after Dubrovnik, of the Dubrovnik Republic.

This is confirmed by the monumental walls, constructed between the 14th and 15th centuries, and extending over 5 kilometres in length and measuring 5-10 metres in height.

 

After a short stop in Ston, You have a drive of about 45 minutes till You reach the small town of Orebic, from where we will take a boat directly to the island Korcula and its old town with the same name.

 

Korcula is the island with the most abundant vegetation in the Adriatic, and it’s a kind of ecological Eden of the Mediterranean.

 

The town is one of the best-preserved medieval towns of the Mediterranean and a traditional tourist and cultural centre of the island.

 

On the island you will have one hour guided tour and about 2 hours free time.

 

Before we drive back to Dubrovnik, we will make a stop on Peljesac in a private-run vineyard celler where you will have the possibility to taste some of the best wine sorts of Croatia.

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